After update, I am booting straight to TTY (not getting the desktop). I suspect it has something to do with the NVIDIA driver, but I do not know what to do - I have nvidia-glx-driver-current installed.

    beerminer I would make sure you've done a full upgrade and don't have broken packages. Run:

    sudo eopkg check | grep Broken | awk '{print $4}' | xargs sudo eopkg it --reinstall

    We have not updated the kernels during this sync cycle, as that is slated for tomorrow by @DataDrake

        beerminer

        1. What desktop environment are you using and with what login manager? (For example, Budgie and MATE default to LightDM+slick-greeter, whereas GNOME defaults to GDM, but you can also use GDM with Budgie or MATE).
        2. What graphics card?
        3. Could you run sudo journalctl -b -e (basically means "show me the system log for this boot, move the pager to the end of the log) and see if you see any greeter, X11, or desktop failures?
        4. Do you have automatic login enabled?

            I have Solus installed on a 128GB SSD, but it reports that it has a 640GB disk

              there is also an issue on gnome with apps that are minimized when doing alt-f2+r, they become like ghost apps, some transparent and some not, they cant be clicked and only revert to normal after selecting them in alt-tab or by min/maxing them by other means. big screenshot
              https://i.imgur.com/FRLsKSP.png

              JoshStrobl 1. I am using GNOME

              1. Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060/REV 2.0 G1 Gaming 6G
              2. These are the lines with errors:
                line 744 - failed to query NVIDIA devices
                line 764 - failed to start NVIDIA persistence daemon
                line 904 - unrecoverable failure in required component org.gnome.Shell.desktop
                last couple lines - 2 statements of: gkr-pam: unable to locate daemon control file
              3. I do not have automatic login enabled.

                  JoshStrobl

                  I'm using Solus Budgie 4.0 and the About section in the Control Center used to show that the main disk is 128 GB. Now, after the update it shows a 640 GB disk, even though it's on the same disk. That's all.

                      brent Re-booted and double-checking since I don't want to eat my words. As far as Icons, my Faba trash can got fat, ugly, and metallic. That is all.
                      Tiredof Faba anyways, so just switched to Paper. It's lovely. File this under 'don't care.'

                        Tourette mine shows 2.2 tb, its a 1tb disk, although i have another 1tb disk with windows, its not mounted

                          beerminer The persistence daemon issue is currently normal and shouldn't affect reaching login. Did you have any extensions enabled for GNOME Shell or PAM modules enabled? If not, I would try:

                          1. Re-installing GNOME Shell, GDM, and gnome-session: sudo eopkg install --reinstall gnome-shell gdm gnome-session
                          2. Resetting world-clocks: dbus-launch gsettings reset org.gnome.clocks world-clocks
                          3. You may have a setting in dconf that is causing issue, you can try moving your settings file: mv ~/.config/dconf/user ~/.config/dconf/user.bak

                              Tourette For me it's reporting correctly.

                              Under inxi -D

                              Drives:    Local Storage: total: 4.77 TiB used: 986.15 GiB (20.2%) 
           ID-1: /dev/sda vendor: Kingston model: SUV400S37240G size: 223.57 GiB 
           ID-2: /dev/sdb vendor: Toshiba model: DT01ACA200 size: 1.82 TiB 
           ID-3: /dev/sdc vendor: Toshiba model: DT01ACA300 size: 2.73 TiB

                              Under GNOME Control Center:

                              4.77 TiB is 5.24 TB.

                                  VS Code renders the UI too big, as if it's applying font scaling twice.
                                  I also get random GUI lockups from time to time, like everything just stops for about 5 seconds. Always happens at least once soon after logging in.

                                    JoshStrobl Oh, so now it summarizes all disks, whether they are mounted or not? Okay then.

                                      @mariojuniorjp I deleted your post because it contains an image which shows explicit content in it. Regarding your memory usage, it is indeed likely related to Nautilus file caching. Nothing we can do about it at the moment, we're on an old Nautilus to retain desktop icons.

                                      trewdys I'm not able to reproduce your issue with Visual Studio Code (which do note, is not a native application, but rather Electron-based, and therefore not actually affected by our branding package changes as an example). Are you sure you don't just have the view zoomed in? Go to View -> Appearance and at the bottom there is a Reset Zoom option.